Accelerate to Zero Awards 2024 takes place to celebrate decarbonising the built environment

Built environment sector celebrates decarbonisation at theAccelerate to Zero Awards

Last night Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) celebrated theAccelerate to Zero Awards with 200 stakeholders from across the built

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Last night Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST) celebrated the
Accelerate to Zero Awards with 200 stakeholders from across the built environment and
construction sectors. During the ceremony held at Platform in central Glasgow,
businesses, individuals and organisations were celebrated for their contribution and
dedication to decarbonising the built environment across 10 different categories.
Hosted by stand-up comedian Christopher MacArthur-Boyd, the Awards took place
after BE-ST Fest, a two-day industry summit focused on decarbonising the built
environment and zero carbon construction.

The winners of the Awards were:
Gamechanger Award sponsored by Morgan Sindall
Winner: RSE, Timber Modular Build

Diversity and Inclusion Award sponsored by Vital Energi
Winner: Threesixty Architecture
Highly Commended: McLaughlin & Harvey

BE Change Maker Award sponsored by Procast
Winner: Hamish Martin
Highly Commended: Briony Beattie

Collaborative Partnership Award sponsored by NorDan
Winner: Green Heat Installer Programme

Skills Impact Award sponsored by Vattenfall
Winner: West Lothian College

Technology Impact Award sponsored by RSE
Winner: Changeworks

Circular Economy Award
Winner: EGG Lighting
Highly Commended: Civic Engineers

Retrofit Accelerator Award sponsored by Clark Contracts
Winner: Vital Energi Utilities (The Torry Heat Network)

Accelerate to Zero Hero Award
Winner: Ecosystems Technologies
Highly Commended: IndiNature

BE-ST Beacon Award
Winner: Gina Colley, Threesixty Architecture
Winner: Sean Smith, The University of Edinburgh
Winner: Chris Stark, UK Government Mission Control for Clean Power

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